Re: Reckless, Aggressive Drivers: Homegrown Terrorists

Jack May wrote:
> "Amy Blanken****p" <Amy_nospam@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> "Jack May" <jack.may@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>> "Tom Sherman" <sunsetss0003@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>>> Jack May wrote:
>>>>> "donquijote1954" <nolionnoproblem@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>>>>
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>>>>> On Feb 21, 12:57 am, Miles Bader <miles.ba...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>>>>>> Tom Sherman <sunsetss0...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> writes:
>> When they ride in cars, they take less fuel to trans****t than fat
people 
>> who don't exercise.
> 
> It takes a combination of exersize and learning to live while
controlling 
> eating.   I have exersized for a long time and it is not enough.
> 
> With a scale that weighs to the nearest tenth of a pound and spreadsheet

> graphing my weight in tenths of pounds everyday, I can essentially get
to 
> and sustain any weight I want to be.  I also continue to exersize.
> 
> The tenth of a pound tells me when my eating for the previous day is OK
or 
> if I need a correction.  In other words an engineer's view of weight
control 
> using a tight feedback loop.
> 
> BTW with cars that way 4000 pounds, the weight of the person probably
does 
> not have much effect on MPG.
> 
OK, Rainman.

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